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Auditors.
-ERS.
Lug 'Waggon,
a.Y siO f
Seaforth.
0, .tS73.
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n1 m tlie Zito -hem
w talon' Off. my bonnet
One arterneon at three,.`
When a hiuseck jump'd upon it,
_As proved to be a Ilett:
Then I takes it to the grate,
let,ween the bars to stick it,
Birt I hadn't lung to wait
Ere i`;t changed into a cricket,
Says I, 't `5urehe my senses
Is a• -getting in a fog 1"
So to drown(' it T commences,
'Wien it halters to a frog.
Here my hear. t began to thump,
And no wonder I felt funky ;
For the frog with one big jump;
Leap'd hisself into a monkey,
Then I opened. wide my eyes,
His • features for to scan
And observed, with great surprise,
That that monkey was a man:.
Rett he vanished from my sight,
efl r'
And 1 stink upon the floor,
Just as nissus with alight,
Came inside the l:itrhing door.
Then beb unix. to abuse me,
She says- " Sarab, you've been ed by P. 8. Geigher, that the stun of '15
drinkin' E_= each be granted to • the following path -
'says, " No, mum, you'll excuse me, masters, to assist in. graveling, viz.. Wm.
But. I've merely. been a-thinkin,'. Latlnmie, Sr,; Wm. Case, R. Murray ;
But as sure as I'm a cinder,
That party what you see
A-gettin' out the winder, ,,
Have developed from a flea sr,
—.Tied f.
A Texas tipper speaks of " the sum of $10 to make a culvert on lot No..
quantity of champagne had ybee>t
drank heti the officers in question.
found -themselves under arrest. At
present, according to the commands
of the - Emperor, they await their
trial "by court-martial ; and it is
highly probable that they may find
serious cause to repent of having en-
gaged in that merry jest.
Hay.
Uou cIL ?IslTExu.--The Council met :
pursuant to adjournment, in the Town
D,atlli, on Tuesday, .May 20. All theoueiin-
bers present,, The Reeve .in the' chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved. Moved by W'm. Carrick,
seconded by P. S, G•eigher, tliat the
statute labor .annually performeil on side..
line between°lots 20 and 21, by dnth this
year on the 2d concession line between
lots 20 and 15, and that :Wm. Moir still
BASE AND C' ,1. gTK E T
BALLSr' AND BATS
AT
R.' LITMSIJEN'S
DRUG STORE.
STORE.
Is
PUMPS AND CISTERNS.
SPEAK TOW,"
B T- DON'T ALL SPEAKI AT ONCE.
WILSON_ & YOUNG, SEAFORTI ,
Race on hand a largo and completo'stook of
-GA.RDE� a SNEDS
���LDAND
been purchased from the most reliable seeclsmcn hi the Dominion, and aro
J. R. WILLIAMS of all kinds, which .have
warranted good.
SEAFORTI,
ow better prepared than ever boiore- to fur-
nish a superior article of
PUMPS OR CISTERNS
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act as pathmasterCarried.. Moved `by {
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PO\ ELL'S'PATEt'i'
Wxn, Carrick, seconded by P. S. Geigher.
that by-law No. 5S to enable the (council• FORCE AND LIFT PUMP,
of Hay, or persons acting under or for Also, the Common Log and Ciste*n PUMP.
them, to, take material. for making or re -
SOFT WATER CISTERNS
pairing roads he read a first time—Car-
riled. Moved. by Wm. Carrick; second- AND '
CHEESE FACTORY TANKS
and Wm. WThittock to get $20—Carried.
Moved by Wm. Garrick, seconded by
S. Geigher, that the sum of "S60 lie grant-
enl to improve the roads in division No.
2, viz.: thesum of $20 to open and drain
the gravel pit on lot No. 26, Con. `? ; the
ltiade, of any size, to order. These are now ac
Iowlodged to be'thc cleanest, best and eheapest
M use.
I havealso made arrangements for
I5IGGING WELLS
•
and Water Supplies in goneleeds by which my can
offer better inducements to Parties wanting Wells
than any of e in the business.
From my malty years' experience and my in-
creased facilities, I ant Confident i i uiving satis-
death of several residents of this dis- 23, Con. 4 ; and that Robert :McAllister faction to allzvho3iaay tabor mekwith•their orders.
tr ct thy throat di ease, superinduced and John Frazer get X15 each to assist in
graveling—Carried. ` Moved by S. _ an -
h razors:,me.. seconded by P. S. Ceigher, that the;
-- worthy - Kentacky farmer sum of $113 be granted to assist in gravel-
being asked if a daughter, recently ing in division No- 3, to` be expended by
married, Was still livingwith flim, the following-pathmasters, viz..: Joseph
Smith, $13 ; Isaac Surerus, $1.0 ; Jacob
replied " No, sir ! When one of Roeder., $10 ; Peter Tiothermill,' 10 ; A.
my gals swarms, she must hunt' her , Geigher, $1Q; C.- Shradder, $10 S.
own hive Caber, $15 ; l'. Foster, $20 ; and Thos.
—" Lucy " writes from. Brussels Kelly, $20—Carried. Moved by J. B. '
, . Geigher, seconded by S. Raneie, that the
to saL- t:h'.a she dont o b,1 ect to a sum of $132 be granted to assist in
gbed leo-kill-am gentleman gazing graveling in .division No, 4, to be ex-
square inher face, but that it ;does ponied under the following pathmasters,
)alike her awful mad when she locks l viz.: Isaac Bean, 3() J. KalbHiescll,
back to et2 him staringback toxo, ; $15 ; Louis Millar $.7 ; Jacob Countz,
) $10 ; side lune lots o and 6, C. u. No. l: -i,
Mamma(a reading to nice boy.) X30 ; and side line lots 13 and 16, Con.
- Moved. . S. 1annie
{� Thd Esquinlr tax are a dirty pet)- { 1�>,.$25-Carried. by ,
eaxt' —
it once but in seconded by V m. Carrick, that the sum
Pte' and wash y t of •+SO, to assist in improving • roads m
the summer` season ; bu . you, John- I division No; 5, under care of the follow-
ny, will be a nice boy, and wash ing pathmasters, viz.. P. L. Oster, 515
like an. .Ameelicari, wont you?" -David Duscharnee, $10 ;John •Shoelda,
Nice bods---'`` No, um ; .I'll be &in E4- $10; and Wm, Ma,ttice, $ t0—[tarried.
Moved by S. Rannie, seconded by J. B.
giumaiix, please, ma. Geigher, •[glut by-law 'NO.—ZS'
as now
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Texti son has just been read a third time, be passed., and that
sent to prison- for . a ter[ 2 of the Reeve and- Clerk sign the same, and
three eats for stealing three ccar- e
affix the seal of the corporation thereto
cr—Garriet . MOYA.I . by P;. S. Geigher,
years, a
'.dions. At first glance lite penalty ' seconded by Win.,, Garrick,,; that this
e
would sen excessive, i -'u t the nil- . Council do now adjoui n to meet again
core himself' admitted that be had ' on the first now
in August next—
intended to flay on the instill- Carried.
H. LOiTE, Sr., Clerk:
taunts,; which intention., oficouise,
aristihes the senten ee. - Howiek. _
—A Cincinnati than who sus- Uut,NCIL ;Ii 1,'rlt:td. —1'he municipal
pected his servant girl of using kei- Council of ETowicjt met on May 14, p ir-
osene oil to kindle the fire with, , suant to adjournment from last meeting,
In Mr. Johnston's hotel, . > Wroxeter. -- -t`
thought he would try her one night, Members all resent the Peeve in the
oil oat d filled i present, c C?�RT\uRIGHT, L Ti a, Surgeon Dentist
1 � h th • Gliutou
All Work. TVarr=anted.
'Call at the Factor`, • -
NORTH. MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH,
Andemi
a ue#or3-ourselves.
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As I require money with which to carry on my
business,1 have te' state that tai overdue Notes -
and Accounts not settled immediately will be
handed to Mr. J. S. Porter for collection.
J. R. WILLIAMS.
, Groceries and Crockery, as 'Usual.
LIQUORS.
•AND I'
Just received; one cur load of CARLING' S PALE AMBER ALE, in barrels,
half and quarter barrels, which will be sold Dither wholesale or retail, at'pircc s which will be an in-
ducement to customers. Also, Bass' Ale in bottles, 'loungers' Ale in bottles. Several varieties of
Choice Porter.
Superior• Wines for Medical Purposes and table user in wood and bottles.
.THE »OMTN ION
S fiVINCS AND INVESTMENT
SOCIETY
OF 1tO DON, ONT.
Head. Ofilee, Richmond -street, opposite City Hall,
London, Ont.
Established in 1872, fol• the purpose of advanc-
ing iuoney.on Faem and Town Property at a very
low rate of -interest, and on the most favorable
terms of • a °ment
P V
Loans for long, or short periods repiiyable by iu-
stallneuts to Suit borrowers. Parties pnrehasing
Farms, building Dwellings or Stores, will find the
terms of this Society `preferable to any other mode,
for instance, $76 90 paid at the and of :each half
year, will pay back both priueiple autl interest
upon a loan of x;1,000 ih 10 years. , If paid yearly,
$1.53 20 will do it.
Money -can' be obtained at any time, and with
little or no delay beyond the time necessarily oc-
cupied to the investigation of title Baud prepare-
Boit of the mortgage.
For further particulars as : to terms, &c., apply •
by letter to -
FLOTTR AN -D FEED
Always on hand, and delivered to town customers free of charge.
WILSON & YOUNG,.
t
MAIN-STREET;SEAFORTH.
THAT T -EA!
ALLEIY'S GROGERY
IS . FAMED FOR CHOICE
TEAS,
AT 50CTS., 75CTS., DUCTS. AND ONE DOLLAR.
BLACK, . GREEN AND JAPAN.
" Your 90 cent TEA is egnnl to any Dollar Tea I get."—CouWTnv C 5Tocixlt•
" That TEL at 50 cents goes as far as soine.DoilnnTea."—Totts Cts'roui•:n.
- (Names withheld.)
AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF
GENERAL
T. B. LEIS,.
Secretary and Treasurer, London, Ont.
Or 10 ALONZO ST1tONG, Esq, Yalutttor at Sea -
forth. 280-52
EXTRACTING T��ETH WITHOUT
PAIN•
iele
s0' he poured the asi e chair. The minutes of last l ieeting` U. attends iu Scafc;rth, at Ilii -''s Hotel, the, first
with water. When he . were read and approved. Edwin 1)a}' s Tuesdayand\veiluels:dayof eac rnon , in1 ,
the can pli at the Commercial. Hotel, on the followinglh trs-
'aildleit Fix the diningb room next application was received to build a cul -
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morninn there was no breakfast vert on concession lines 10 and 11, Lot
4, to carr y the water froali his. ` farm,
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and no lire to cook it with—noth which was promised when he -_would dig
ins' but a•stove full of soaked wood, a Glitch sufficientto brim the water to
and the foolishest looking girl he the proper place. Moved by Mr. Gregg,
ever saw.;
secoud1ed by Mr.: Wiggins, that ..$6 be
d granted to• repair a crossway, • now
-1nT
e?cas the other day
a oc- dangerous to travel, on concession lines
tor rode fifty miles to attend a Iia- v and 13, Lot 4, --Carried. Moved by
tient. After he had cured the pa- Mr. Gregg, seconded. by Mr. Wiggins,
tient he presented a bill ; for $50, that the south half of Lot 4, Con. 12, be
to l+Ir. Baird's road ch cion . .
statute labor—Carried. Ace') nes i'en•
-e atlons for the journey back to the dered and ordered -to be paid : Thomas
more about. the \'-'akeford, repairing. bridge on Con. 0,
post, iltirlliln�'' no
to mount,. $ . 88 • ,John Prouc lQve,. labor `Mone at
matter. As he was about Proudiove's bridge; $12. MOztred. by
the patient's husb�sad pat in an all Mr. Gree *, seconded by Mr. Wiggins,
P off
pearance, with his trust)) rifle In his that \F I Kretzger be pathmaster in
band, "'Doctor•,'" said he, " I reek- plaice of Frederick Bairns.. and that he
' lits here, tat- put nine days' .work on the swamp —
on we'd Letter. Sdstcl.e t {;,irried. lir. Bowger's application, to
ter now •'' and, taking hurl aside, buy or rent a street all nce which is
" You wh'nt agoi' off' without - a •untraveled and lying be ;een his parkT
settlement was you 9 I don't want lots in Cxorrie village, was read—No ac-
11, for may mg o
War -
ten, which I reckon is about the wick's
squat.' thing - Now,. if you ain't
his
annexed- for
and
proceeded to complete Iej;-e prep-
. =t�'.
dI%d pIOC ]
to owe not mita ut�tbin' Here is a tion taken thereon, floNIl wood James
at r is r,
satisfied, jest get yer- weepon and
t b h- d the hill thar,
clays and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford office.
Parties requiriug new teeth are requested to call,
if at Se.:forth and Cliutou, on tne first days of ut-
ten.danee.
Testirnonials of over 500 patients who have had •
their teeth extracted by the use of the Gas, may Chip, ►.a1 m etta, M ars ei Il es,
•
be seen at my office in Stratford. S 5� r a war • ,
Teeth inserted in the most substantia and lin
GROCERIES.
5G BUSHELS NO. 1 DRIED APPLES.
BACCON' A1NTD 11AMS-
Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour,. Cornmeal, Oatmeal, Pot Barle , &c.,
FRESH- AND OLEAN,
AT ALLEN'S GROCERY,
SEA1ORTI.
KIDD'S EMPORI1JM.
11 e are t - w re arecl to show a most Attractive Stock of
ILLINERY_
proved styles.
Filling (lone in gold, &c., ip a manner which can-
not be surpassed. 267 -
CAUTION 1 I FRAUDS ABROAD 1
BEG most respectfully to caution the public
BRILLIANT JEAN AND PARIS PRESSED HATS AND BONNETS,
In all the new shapes`for Ladies, Misses and Children. -
OUR MANTLE DEPARTMENT
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I e [ stock in town, and made from the newest materials in all the
on- thelr;fanrd agal:nst ptirchuhrul; spa}ions moth- Comprises the lame s )
of the British North American Provinces to be
• clues which are being sold as my genuine " Hallo fashionable styles.
way's Pills and Ointment," by certain individuals,
of little or no ineane trading (for the last few .
months only) under the style of the ': New York - MOURNING .AND .E D D I N G ORDERS
Chemical Company," Every- artifice is fatale use ,
of by them for the purposeofimposing upon the
blie • and the more effectually to "deceive, they Are executed from one to three days notice, in style amt elegance equal if not super -
ave the e ion en~, in r iOr to Chignons, � ''
Nuel
witches Lo &aids,
u nf: • test novelties in Switches,
sue the follawr r, petition i� a have on .exhibition the la
'Tho immense demand for'�HoLLa�w:tr'S PILLS
Curls. hfft their advertisements to any city proouetion
is
AND OIs rstessT' has tempted unprincipled parties .Puffs and Face C,utls
to counterfeit these a
the Public is andourselves,
Also a rich lot of Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, and Dress Caps, &c,
v are offeriii r
have issued a new "Isitile ;►lark, cousu ting of an p,-
Egyptian Circle of a serpent ,with the letter l3 in spection of our departments will convince ladies o t e lnuucemen si e
the centre. Every bex of genuine ` HoLLow.41
PILLS AND OIsTnn sN r' will have this trade mark on ,
A. None are geuniue without it.
bridge every year fol the past 1 "To DEALEAS AND blitiEits'I Dlzvos,► D 11I;DI-
five years ; Messrs. Carter,- Sotheran and•, - CINES.
James, .� 6, for cutting away flood tvooci ' "•We bail• your particular attention to the new
style of ' 1.1one 1wev'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.—
at
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at Sotheran's bridge. The Council rte• none of the old style are ntaunfacturcd by tis now,
COrne ronin e 111 a , nor have the} been for m
t solved, into a L=ourt .of Revision to re-
se's the old woman wont be riled
up, and we'll settle it. I don't want
no man to go 'way from my house
dissatisfied, 'specially you, Doc,"
The Emperor Willian old. a Bro-
ken Engagement:'
A curio -us story llaa just cropped
tl) in Cassel, (,gel Iuaznyr, toctc limn a n �� • Joseph Cather
ouths �'e therefore
vise and iexamikle the assessment -rolls of caution all purchasers against refivingfroru any
a • retch roods beim
Aaron McDorra d, assessed for Lot 6, offered will be received with thanks.
Uon. 5, having rented the sante since ars- give ' \ askcthe r tottthu vor of countee rfeits."
not
you can
sessii eat • Richard Dynes, assessed for 1 ti
Now this G mptLtn 1`t aware [hitt
not permit th in to t- 1
Doll ; Geo. .Hislop, as-
Jobbers of Dealers the old style goodie
1$73 `1°he me members present. " Infurntati,•n concerning any t o I
sour
north half of Lot 3, r:Con. 4, in place . of f`� p g
Joseph_ Ctherw
laws do
•o ]y the reeise getting up of
a my Medicines, but in order the more completely
ea
sess>zu t reduced on south half of Lots to e blind
of deception, viblic, z` in hare
stating that to uuothm
James Paisley p 1
19 fitur 20, Coo.(0, $40 ; it necessary, ftry, ns they say, to mike up the Pills and
iso . reeluced c;20, on north. half of Lot • ointment in another forin, auil that they adopt a
'27, Con. 5. iti t' d " Chemical Corn-
ed.
THOMAS K.IDD.
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t;'Doll assess- 1 w LABEL, &e.
1 31 Co , it 1 th t
bet made 1)y two `officer's there. 1 for the east ha f of Lot pnny thou rti also
Ditty t
?alt c ti e et ]ovn•meu Ione c
so n. David Pringle, of New York, 1
tr dyrllen who was at latae of James Roe M. assessed
One of the entl p
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who by consummate trickery is ,attemptink to 'sell
Collip and Adliutaut
o.. Thomas
laid down the
for South west •part of [lie west half- of spurious imitations of illy Medicines. 13ewtue of
� � McDonald as -
him an of tank and Lot J Con, A , rp
proposition that a ttl�
n - , ' t iii ]an - has dar'eil
cl for the north west_part of the to say that I owe very large sums of money in the
sense
This tut tittctpled Chemrtnl Co 1 3
-title could, whenever lie -chose, rnai'
ry a riell heiress. He proposed- a
het, indeed, that within eight days
he eilld get himself engaged to a
certain .young lardy wile possessed
the highly desirable qualification
described. The bet wits accepted.
'This young lady was the daughter
of tl - widow of a elan who had been:
to ,
theproprietor
Of a gambling house, The (°onnc11 adf 011rlled to meet again on There is tie truth what•. ver in the seete meat that
1,he f 1 tot ;, , , uite in lir.
We etmesday M J. r T ever authorized any person or persons to use my the rise, and at loiv finnlres, consequently can be sold accordingly.
her she to saticl to have Co a set Lie Leopard's hotel,
.
)aid's 1lotel, N eccbrdge- name for elle. sale of lay Pills and Ointment, al- ,The Goods were bought before ,
lion as bee. dowry. The Count set Leal
GEORGE DANE, Cleric. though gross -frauds have been practised upon me !�
tElle li'smosass1 l h'4 wQ�
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Another Large (on$- ynment of Crockery Just A7 -rived, and
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AT OLD PRICESU
west
alf of Lot 2o, Gen . After - e United States. What is the,ftict 1 A news l-at}�er
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fore A. Good -Pair
• cr :ung aL1teT'ritlOT: s, and the assessment agent Otltiliil til lllivG with a party -who tht held ncllllttt(tl
rolls and by collusion
rolls carefully examined, it -was mewed power of attorney,
by Mr Gibson, seconded. by.Mr.- Wier
that
IORE CROCKERY
AT
O.' EMPORIUM.
• CO.'S ICKSON 8�
of [nine ttu order to advertise
i , my Medicines in South Aiuerica for three -years, to
assessment rolls bq- received the: e1tent of ,a40t0,000 ill gold. He then sold his
tl1:e •at-ssess , to a lawyer
confiimed—Carried. The Council to: it friend a of Nus, who l
and:
ahti, t;�t it referred. by the court
claim
f rave
Judgment ageinst ale
> by -Mr: - �1' Wier, amount of $171 `2.'37 gold. for profit which' he
Iedl tsness. Movedto the antoa ,
res
seconded; by Mr. Wiggins, that Messrs.
Perkins, 'Wier and (ibi ons go and view
the intended line of newi road, on Lot 2 3,
Co11 B before next. meeting=Cariird.
said. he could have made by it, had I' not token 1
steps tc, repudiate this vile transaction the mo-
ment it catue to my knowledge.' This judgment
wilt soon be set aside. It cannot be supposed, I
aro euro, that I awe a cent to aiiy out: that I would
/ not immediately pay. '
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GO TO EDWARD CASH
FOR
SEED POTATOES,
OF THE BEST VARIETIES.
_Early Rase,
Early Goodrich,
('limas',
Peerles, -
Prolific and
King, of the. Earlies. °
0 ODERICH-ST., SEAFOETH.
THE OHEAPEST
AND BEST
FURNITURE,
GO TO
JOHN STAUFFER'S
AINLEVYV ILLE
Sian of the Two Bureaus.
JUNE 18, 1872. 287-52
JOHN SEATTER,
C II'11IIST AND DRUGGIST,
Tjas now on hand a full as-
s,- .�--- �L sortmentof all theleading
, iedicincS of the day, compris-
ing Dr. Wheelers Com onnd '
b oPhosphates,- Drs.
LLar i
4. : Ayer's, Riulway's Depew's and
Hain ard's medicines, Thomas'
Lclectric Oil. Kennedy's Medi`.
t -•
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cal Discovery. Extract of
�,� .• Buchu, Horee and Cattle Medi -
eines, Superior Dye Stuffs, Perfumery Combs and
-China Brushes, Harr oils and Pomades, School Books and
Handsome Set ofGold Band French C Stationery. . ,
A Hands� r�
EXCHANGE OFFICE.
r,L� In connection, -where all parties going to the
for ti+ 8 `-' `'' d - United States can be supplied with American cur-
t iencr. Money to lend on easy tenets. Tickets 1s-
suscd to all parts of Europe and the W extern States.
Partaes •tithing -to bring out their friends from
Europe can be supplied with tickets here to send
`1 to them.
267 JOHN SEATTER,
llecruens l.1
naltl ask ask favor that should if come to
1's affections,
- - by uupiinc r t •
t - the kiio'n'ltdge of any 1]el~;oll`thiit spurult}s nt:tlt ; •
�l said at inti aurae, thatLooK HERE jusT Now
g. tae beta[, made and
-
atilcl succeedE�d. An en
rgatgemen , 1 rt
•nd •is Insolvent Act of 186
CTe'Ir 1y is a `Solemn affair,
t the YC1LLLUl t,ur. as selling ... -_ _ _
f 7'] oma 1i iriz Anderson, ! the protection of the public, rnetitute proceedhigs
an Insolr�en;.
! eines 'in
he be pleased to send me the name and atltb ess of 1
always ji-.iblisl1_ed in the newspapers.
t e -
1�
i
theengage-
went
However as soon asg�
went was arrived at the ()gout
claimed his bet, and. then :wrote to•
thesay account of
ell,. gill to that, on
her father having been a gambler,
it was, impossible for him to many
her. The engagement was annull
ed. and the final results, it was
thought, of this humorous affair
were a -large quantityof champagne
and a broken heat't.But the Em-
peror William heard of the little
romance and did riot like the looks of
it at all.: Probably before the large
r ].
1.
t haat
U _nnnclt t,
Matterret t
ttc to
lraandengage (. � I
rt the against hilan
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to ,
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b
v that
( believe e
y reason to e
i
so have • ] t n
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9ho l l
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• Insolvent otic
nb 1.
IN.TyRF -the
a17011ii
indebted tobnytn � ] 11
LL PERSONS rnilel] epayment to he has been clotc•t�ed by fi 1
Iy informant without divulging his name
imitations
1toma a illi
requested k ruediate , Scafo of these l et ten he Twill hbh;,�e are by sending
•
vN S bIEYI�It, liair24ters, 5eafaitt , ' to tine atl+lress at foot t ivhit:h he can do at a cost of I
six cents itt postage), ono of the books of instruc-
haus [which are atiixed to the same.
-' are • •
283-1 bio.
WATSON, Assignee.
33-4 • DIXIE -
M S
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE -
t end choice varieties, viz-:
Of the following new �.
Excelsior,
Clinlas, S' eedling
liy sllediciues can be supplied et the • lowest
E wholesale net prices in quantities of not less than .
.t20 worth—t i�.; tis•: 6d. 22:i., 34.s. per dozenboxes
s 1
of Pills or bots of Oilitment, for which remittances-'
mast be sent in advance. • These Medicines axe
Bresee's Prolific,
Willard �_ •
Chattering, Granite State. not sold in the United States.
shown at theFall Shows; . Each Pot and Box of my Genuine Medicines
Took first prizes wherever British
four prizes at the Sdaforth Seed Fair in 1375. � bears clstheHollosva '(s PillslleaniitlSt�lt%uent,i Lou -
Apply
,ince e 3
The above varieties are warranted T Township of `iiueker 1 don."
ith, at Lot 23, -Con. , (Signed) TH0311S HOLLOWAY.
smith H. R. S., or address 13QRO rGH, 533, oxford Street, 'W. C.,
' AILS LAIyDLS • , 1872.
JA Seaforth, Ont. Lt]nclo+r. October 3,.
278 a t
l)u
SEAFORTH
.SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOQR AND BLIND FACTORY
•
nitty, for
WILLIS
TRsubscn'
Serbegs
lea
ve
to
thank his numerous
customers for the liberal1moana$e extended to
'f him since commencing business in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same=
' Parties in
to build would do -well- to give
him a call, as he will continue to keep on hand a
HAVE GOT AS GOOD, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP
BOOTS AND SHOES
�
0Aairr B11'0 U�'.D I dfi THE 06 UNTR '.
11.
Full lines in Ladies' and Gents' Prunella Wear for Summer.
CUSTOM WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Just give us a call. Ton will find us opposite W. Robertson & Co.'s Hardware Store, Seaforth.
Seaforth, March 27, 1873. 277
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SA811E1,
BLINDS, DORS BL , MOULDINGS,
DOORS,
SHINGLES, LA11-1, ETC. those
He feels confident of .giving satisfaction to t
mho may favour him with their patronage, as none
but =first- class workmen are employed.
Particular attention paid to Custom Planing.
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.